Let My Agents Go — Development skill for Claude Code

Let My Agents Go

You can now watch your Claude Code agents work as Hebrew slaves in Egypt.


Your agents build a pyramid one brick at a time, and each brick is a file they edit. Each prompt you send in is like Pharaoh giving a decree. The slave masters whip any agents that are slow. If a slave master gets too rough with an agent, you can send in Moses, and if anything breaks while the agents are working, a plague comes raining down on them.

Run it

You need [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) and Node 18 or newer. Then run this in any terminal:

npx github:Mendypf/let-my-agents-go --open

Your browser opens http://localhost:4777, and every Claude Code session you have running shows up as its own crew. No agents working right now? Click **Watch demo**. It runs a scripted site where every scene fires within four minutes, and the camera moves in close on whatever is happening.

If you'd rather keep a copy:

git clone https://github.com/Mendypf/let-my-agents-go
cd let-my-agents-go
npm start

On Windows you can double-click `start.bat` instead. The app has no dependencies, so there is nothing else to install.

Your code stays on your computer

• It only reads the session logs Claude Code already writes to ~/.claude/projects. It never changes them.
• The server only accepts connections from your own computer (127.0.0.1), and it sends nothing anywhere. The one thing the page loads from the internet is its fonts, from Google Fonts.

Settings, if you need them: `PORT` (default 4777), `CLAUDE_PROJECTS_DIR` (if your logs live somewhere else), and `LMAG_CACHE_DIR` (where the stone count is kept; default `~/.cache/let-my-agents-go`).

What you are looking at

Your agent is...	On the site
reading files or searching the code	cutting stone at the quarry
running a command	hauling a block on the sledge
editing or writing a file	carrying a bloc